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Quotes mentioning property taxes, from the most recent Nova Scotia meetings we have transcripts for. Show all topics.
3:24:39 In a constrained fiscal environment, Council should consider new permit positions alongside the proposed tax rate, other staffing requests, service and enhancements, and all of our other competing priorities.Play from 3:24:39
3:24:39 In a constrained fiscal environment, Council should consider new permanent positions alongside the proposed tax rate, other staffing requests, service enhancements, and all of our other competing priorities.Play from 3:24:39
44:41 So, our system has notes um that they received the property the property tax bill was returned by Canada Post in June of 2025. Says moved unknown.Play from 44:41
41:17 Do you wish for me to carry? Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Therefore, be it resolved that the tax rate for the town of Glasgow for the period April 1st, 2025 to March 31st, 2026 be set at $184 per $100 of assessment for residential…Play from 41:17
1:17:10 Our atrium property tax are amongst the most affordable in Canada relative to other cities. So I would direct Council to a number of exhibits that I found in the last few days to rebut such a statement which seems to essentially dismiss concerns over property tax levels in the municipality.Play from 1:17:10
18:57 …of $429,263. About half of this is indeed transfer tax and the other half's investment income and about half of this is indeed transfer tax and the other half is in investment income and there's various other small amounts that kind of make up the difference.Play from 18:57
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